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FARMVILLE HERALD.
Kltll>A.
, .I.. . I.I l ??>" nu?
ll,, ileinlate* lilli elect
eil in ? '|H?I '"?'> ':,'?, u
j || I- i |?s.ti Itepuhlicau) Clerk,
v\ un Nt -*iniiii | 1 Vin... i;ii - ('om.
???,? - il. K AT.un
?
iiii
s.Hui- Wu- Hi.ink
at t vin pl
? l in tiiis paper
tlie iimi,,|
? - thai
lite Dight lu
trietl
alul i. Dial the negro aimpl*i
?
titted
Hu- n "lily : i j
ily.
I . ? I I Ut. I,lt. Ill
Nh- ld, wife ol
Nh , lied al lui
hollie N
Un inn..i,,i. li ulai afteruoou, l?e
. i health fol nome
- UOl lllll'X
lo lill lill.
about ' i"iiik.iv
Ji-iikin*, "l I inn
ineral took ,
fr, .ni Monumental church Sunday
i-k, aud
mihi, tctl t.ii A.
I',,,, *-l. Him lui %??.... Inlloii
.nive Committee >if tbe
i
there will
dil,. n in the Courthouae
tm iii-ni I burnda b in-t*
au the ii urmville
ntllil
1. The
tlilil
,t one will
in! to
tin- amouul ot nu - In* hu- re*
bopeof ti.
III*. > ? ute.
I'lie .?HI lilli le ? ', 'f the
,1 uexl
Ke\. lu. *a Kichmoud.
Monti i lock p. m.
Un- annual meeting ol tbe Hoard of
Ile, l'elin. Tut?day at ha
i. in. tin
will be given aud the preaideut,
-
tl,Ul-, Illl 'I i
niU'lit
istitu*
iiaii(l*'tiii.
? nt "ia, nun
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?>< i ion*. ( iiimm -?i i niu .
baudi S folk uni!
. hy Willie
?ii the
,, in t'uml ?
I au al*
. .
11 e si a
.-! of Wood*
puraued him
l.ut it lasing BO dark
. up. Ou Tuesday
Mr. Wm, I ame tn Ihnmi iinil
ottered
.ml. The til tla
Mr. Lancaater being
itteud
ed io i.v In. J 1.. White, um! tl
; the man bl said
tn h. . ly.
.ty for ie ?
i,I in commendation of I.nm
i . introduciuK
'? purity,
'rating (jualitiea, ricb
' have
lid. lt
'
??. lt fairly
demand for a |?erfecl
*orating, re
many
, that our
.?fill ant! .-ce thal
Un- lum - bead appear**: mi tin- wrapper;
?iiiiiie. Uon Cof
.iid ami ia sold only
,
When ymi
.1 will
.i in Duding
it.
iii- I.if. Wm moved
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?I cnrnmlaalonera
Hie! hele ,,|t I'T n|'iV hld Slid eil,
Hie Sole ..f Ih,- HIU ll ty, Ililli ti,.
'I I" assai.l eellili, ,
electiou io ali the aucceaaful candidate*.
on ihe Hoard "i Supervisors then la
hut oin-eliailL'e fltHu that of Hie lad
tu.'year-. Hampden (Matriel elected
Mr. I-:. I,. Dupuy tsj succeed Mr. J. M.
Venable, who on account of lll-healtb
could imt longer -itv.-, lt will be
? d ihat ti, s changea in
tht- district offices throughoul Hu* ,01111
tv. In ihe place Ol Mi W. I., (lark
tbe Democra ,1, 1; .1 Carter
a- Commiaaioner >>f thc Keven ue.
Following will he lound a tabulated
statement of thc vote for derk and
coiiiiin?1.-nei- of the revenue thc only
'linty dii. ea foi wblcb there
were Republican 1 1
N
I
Tl 770 UNI
Thc following i" reelected to
lie vainmi- olticea 111 Hie districts:
V \I1MV1 1 I 1. I
For Hu pei visor, lt. M. Burtou; I
.) S. Hail: 0 l the
'?"I, W.H. 1 ll the
ker, J. K. Nod and
. M. Bidgood.
LKIQII 1
A A. I la-kin-; ( >>n
able, J. T. Owen; 0 t the
k Hurt; Jualicee of the
. . 1; \v. Price and
. 1; \\
: u.c DIS. nun.
For Supervisor, c. \V. rJeott; Con
able, li. L. Hull I tho
?or, Richard Woodaon; Juaticea ol
dey ami li. I'.
uni.
HAMPDEN DIHTRICT.
E. 1.. Dupuy; Con*
ible, W. a. McCraw; Oveneer of the
?n, Redford Rrown; Juaticea of the
?ce, ll. A. Rodgers, R. F. Allen and
W i:
?
wsnr. W. il. Hubbard;
ni. Mottle); Overseer of
- Bradahaw; Juatlo
? Peace, U L. < barter, J. T. Mon
l li. .1
''rn Tn il the county W. ll
? Tout oppof. . vote
a D u ('ommou*
alih 1'. H. Dickiu
l, for Sheriff, HUT.
lin Bradshaw iiuiu
. seriousdifficulty OCCUIred at Rice's
\i, Hermon Bradahaw, J. W. Brad*
auld W, P. Bradahaw. The Aral
ued 1- .1 Democrat while it
publicans, and thc
irted t" liave grown out of
: 1 mon Bradahaw
ed hy Iii- uncle, J. S
ot being under age, If
the difficulty ara true, tue
f J.S. J'.raii
w by Hermon Bradahaw, J. W.
dahaw and their father, J. P.
dahaw, in the ax?
el what make- Hu?
ll u legal stand point the more
that J s. Bradshaw waa
1 15. J. Olgera, a jualice <>f
peace, had commanded tlie peace,
appeal brought from
.- that Hermon Bradahaw voted on
tion day, aud bbl uncle, J. 8. Brad*
ar, reported to the Judgea of tbe
lion that the young man wai nol
ear* of age. Thi {ed tlie
her of Hermon and hi- fathei. NV.
bradahaw, thal the three together
le the assault. The injune- hi?
ed upon (he man ll
eily broken and it Nva
-.i.nic time thought that In- skull
heen crushed. Thc Hi ad-haws,
hear, are out on ball, then
mg to have a preliminary bearing
i Monday.
1 lu Vu mal || I11111I I ( limllli;
ie Normal School'.- clo
ttMik place lad Dight Th
i iiiiuiiM-r of
graduates .nie present. On Wed
ay night Miaa Parriah, a former
il.u member <>f thc Normal faculty,
of the Lynd iui Woman - Col
delivered au address before the al?
ie ty.
ie program rendered lae! night waa
illowa:
Manh.
Rev. \v. 1;. Capers.
doll.
Bong?Senior Chi
History?Matilda Moon
Bong?Olee Club.
Deli very of certificates and dipto
to the graduates, whose namea ap?
ed in last week's Hkralo.
Bong BeuiorC ?
Burning Books.
ie Hoard of Trustees held sessions
tuesday amt yesterday. All the
?1 tlie Board Mt re ,
pl Hon. Wm. A. lilllie, of Fred
isburg; J. 1* -Jellrisa, li-'i , ol x
Hon. wm. I.. Wilson, of Lazing
aud Hon. O. L.Steam*, of Salem.
tartha Al?
lder Mai tm, ol Dublin, Va., who
,11c.iiiui ot thc faculty of
. ima. College, Nashville,
i., to succeed Miss S. J. 11..ely
gned) ai principal "f I1
ul uml teacher ol lal
l.ook to 1 uni I il. I ? -I
..ul toad horse,
I - ai iv?
ie. Al-,, a Mitchell imo boree
on, almas! new, used all lasl rall
winier. lam auxious to sell; will
above
w si 1. van \ iii .
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BBB,!
w
Mlle,
hain
Tli
I neill
alias
I
hail ,
hy ll
piles
tni'l'
fr,,-1
1 ?
ed Fiendish Assault Upori a Little
Girl.
Pies mali
aboul old ia iu jail i li
uiih the Inn.a crime of criminally
asaaulUng bli ajeyeu-year-old step
daughter, ina body of woods on ths
faun ,,f Mr. Hsaelgrove within a mlle
of tif corporate limits "f thi- town,
On Wednesday afternoon a prelim?
inary heal im- na- given the negro
before Justice K.M. Bidgood and the
prisouei wa- -cul on h. await acUon of
the grand jury. The lillie girl - In?
juries Men* examined hy I'i. J. 1.
White and Dr. Winston, hut neither
testified before the Justice -mee thc
evidence "f the girl herself and the
prisoner was quite sufficient to Justify
thc decision to have the grand Jory
lake thc ease.
Thc girl's tesUmony, though given
null Hinch hesitancy, as if a dreadful
ear was tiver hu ssa BO Straight
"Hard as that all were Impressed with
ta tnithfulii.
l'he priaonei made a statement which
Imple denial "f thc charge. He
aid when he heard thc little girl com
?laiiu.'i. pains in- hurried to
own and aaa Dr. Winston wno gave
mn onie medicine fm her, and ahe
icnieti to "mend" no fas! that be had
bought no more of the mattel until
i hy Mr. Orange lhat day.
The mother of thc child -ani thc cul
liing an untruth on Woodaon,
nd in every way possible in her tc.-li
i,'ii\ she shielded thc man from Un
laure made Bgalust hun. Th,
ill ('"int- op in thc county court.
Illunie Si ln.nl | Klnnl.
The Karniville (l-icra House WM
led to overt',,uim: las! Friday night
witness the closing exercises of Prol
I'.. Cridlin's music Class, Thc
ti na* a lengthy one, though it
i mid to have been greatly enjoyed
?all present. Prof.('ndiinexplained
thc OUteel of th. thal none
?cd expect thc performance on the
rt ,.t lu- pupils to approach that ,>t
inala, tm a majority of hi*
had never been mi thc public
lore. A Dumber ol selections
ire rendered -vocal and Instrumen
.uni then the special aud perhaps
?st pleasing feature "f the program
i* given. This mu ? scar! di iii bj a
ml >er of young ladies,
lal swarded to pupils fruin
* Normal, Mun by Mi-- Mamie
. ni Uland county, was de?
fied hy Dr. Rober! Frazer, i ;?
the Normal school, and the medal
aided to Farmville pupils, won by
-s Lottie Chappell, was delivered by
I ti' v S indi -I,v.
oe- of distinction In I
ie swarded to Misses Urossclose, of
iud county; Lottie Layman, of
linville; Pearl Watterson, ol Lafay*
? Anderson, ol<Tune,
i d lases Loulie Mot tis ?
1 Lottie < lhappell, "f Farmville.
\ li ul li Inn. I Mit I ll mululu il.
be Washington correspondent of
Richmond fl riUng of tbe
ice Jublee held lu thal city ia*t
;k alludes as follows to Dr. W, K.
ler-oit. of Farm
wo Virginians were honored with
ci ions of decided distinction. One
i- Colonel NV. R, Teller, of
Metropolitan Hotel, ami the other
itain William K Anderson, <>f
mville. Mis. McKinley, who sc*
ipanled tbe Presidenl to the dra?
ke "ii Tuesday ulgbt, waa so very
?h pleased with the exhibition that
instated od goiug again last night.
President, owing to pre*j ks
?ment.-, could ii"t go, and Colonel
er was selected ssa committee of
I., escort thc Iii-t lady of the hind
,e President's i">x at thc fireworks,
had*, to the While H-.u-e, whnTi
erformed with ail tl,.
gallant ry of a true Vlrginis genUe*
l.
r. Anderson, who Ma-an sssistanl
*eon in Un- .Second Virginia
it, with thc rank of captain, waa
,,: the ai'l'-ti, camp on (icu. ral
dey- -lair during the military
nie on Tuesday, Tin Doctor is
das one of thc Bneat looking "iii?
ui the -cn nt tall, weil pro|Mir
ed, and haiid.-'iiii. and in uniform
in civil attire, a rallant mid
sirona gentleman. Oeneral Haw
Hoed hi* -lair, siter which they
oded thc lTt-idenr- reception, Dr.
erson being sceorded ihe distin
bed bonor ot ss-oorting Mi-- Hawley
i" While House, attending lier
ugboul the ecreinonic- Incident to
.i',a-i"ii,and hack to tbe Ailuigloii.
ie Doctor should, hy all mean.*, he
ned in the military service, und
mi I'eiier, Democrat though he is,
t fat eollslll-hlp.
c.
(?:.
ea
iii
ni
wi
Bl
Kl
1
un.
Hi
mi
Mei itiuht To r?i.as,
ie worn i
emper will . bunds, hm
?.lu, would he iiltiat ina ii.ii. t keen
sickly ami
un Toss- he servo i
ble. If she hus constipation or
.y '.rou'iiic, lier impure blood Mill
i pimples, blotches, --kin eruptions
? iched complexion. E
i- is the beal medicine in 'he world
igulate st,'ti,adi. ii vc i
ti purify thc blood, li
?
complexion, li Mill m
ni "!' a mn dows
.t NVhite A I ". -
Store.
urato Your I.hsi.Th NMlh I'.ticarrta.
aly e.-itiiiirU.', aura i
ic. It C. C C fall, drugifists refund money.
ute to8. W. Paulett, Jr., Farm
\ i. tot information desired shout
ivilie Lithia Water.
.ii... -.. 11-lill, nm i. ii"I Ut irum.
e intense Itching ami smarting
teat ta these diseases, la Instant's
eil by applying Chamberlain's
and Skin Ointment. Many very
?a->- have heen permsnently cured
lt la cpi illy efficient fm Itching
ami a favorite remedy fm -"ie
i napped hand-, chilblains,
md carooil it&cts
i.i -a,e by Cunningham *v
lats.
ml
th.
I
ne:
poi
m
ooa
sd
r
Hie
go.
l'I NI
lng
V
Kai
lt
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you
rein
Un'
T
day
Heil
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nar
for ,
I.
Sith
The
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Sdi
she
ll
this
Van
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at ll
nf fi
Van
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Van
aero
Ol
(Tly
Tun,
Wh;
any
gras
year
I f cn
won
W
dont
Fan:
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colic
push
Wc (
peep
load
Hall
So
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Fan
BRIEFS AND PBB80MALS.
. Im Illili! le
A lilli.' ssl. i-l. i tn ms Iiiiiii.'
?Nins 1 >
' I. lints nu es !?-, Hail i
Ms iiiiulilii.t ? I.uni-.
A* flutes Ute |iu
As Ute rliill tri ntl
pt i..
Hie stinter cf in, lifitii
Lots - tanita radla.
A ntl Hut*. npOD llfS - '.at ona
Miall Bowers and finn apfawr,
?Gaeta season brlaglni ba
There i- ti" mic in the world hey,.nd
Un point ,,f llathry.
m i-- Kai.- Fictdirc, (,f Russell county,
i- the i'm-! ,,| Mn. Hunt.
Mt- w ii lionel, jr, returned
(lom Richmond lasl Tuesday night.
Mi H. c. Davis, "f Norfolk, apenl
??linday with hi- father. Mt. I. J.
Davis,
If women Were hom rich there would
>c few marriages male either in I,
?r on earth.
Mi?i - Busk scott ;uitl Lottie McKin?
ley aie summering in Decatui
Utan ta, Ua.
Mi- Louise Ottley will leave thi- (
norning tm- her -ninnie]?'- vacatl ?'??
.oiidon county.
Mr-, s. W. Paulett, Jr.,tefl ia tim -
ay afternoon for a two weeks' visit te ,|
?laiives in Ricbmood.
- il Bites returned borne last i
in -dal frmn a tWO week-' visit (o <
lends ni Lynchburg. Her daughter, I.
lr*. Lelia sptn,ar, remained In thc ii
Til div.
R
The June meeting of thc I,a
fin,Teri Al ? tatton Mill lie lield in p
ie council chamber nrarsday ofter
hui, June stu, at A Al o'clock.
Maud k. r.iiiaferr". Ree, gee.
Thc hand-miic residence mi High "
net belonging lo Mr. W. ll. Dun- "'
ngtofl ami occupied by Mr. li. M. n
-old mi Tuc-,lay la !, to Mr. "'
1.. Mmn-, fm M.OOO.
The larce Ulick boose and ld in the
-tern part of town known a- Hie
idd property, was offered at pul
ui
dion la-t neck. The highes! i,ni
, and it was refused,
Mr. D. Burton Blanton, ol Nea York, ,,.,,
rived bera Saturday on lu* annual t|,
it to the "ld h<,mt and friend-. Mt A
:intmi proceeded her husband bj a,j
eral Meek- to Fanni ille. M
ir. llolladay WM in town Mond
I In i- reported t" have -aid thill
iinpdeii-Sidiicy i- ready to build .
lc of macadam ss hen I- . ,,
lea her willingness to 'lo a mile of ??
? work. n
ard of Sllperi iSOTI M lil lllcet Chi
ct Friday, when we hope a good it- - ?
'twill lie made by the committee I
iruiTeil to procure apecineationa and tal
t <>f macsdamiKlng tbe Hampden- , ??'
ney mad. in
'armville might to be a popular sum
t resort. Tbeiithis Mater i- hen "":i
d nu. good health, good peo|
d homes, good food ami good wada ' ;
oft
Ha
Ul"
to I
mil
mil
Slot
pri?
ll cl
and
aim
in fi
brit
ll
-mi
nun
dm
-Ult
thal
heit
Willi
thal
sccll
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coin
ll i
.ilili
Willi
tu,,i.
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Kiel
of th
At
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eVtll
lt i
looh
to la
ll
-mm
an i'
the t
ino-,
amt
tllll'
ol til
illl ll
lu .mumu r linn . Wc Mill -it ?
of their winter il:
?'e tm-t that thc good people '?'
mville Mill sustain the V. M
is hy far tlie best Institution ihat
ney ha- heen SSked for. Kvuy
ng niau should regular I'
lim.* rooms, and SUM ,-iuiIitI.ute to
ii maintenance.
he lir-t Sunday of June i- Bowel
for prisons in the Slate of Ohio.
ullin! observance. Did you ever
I a Bowel I" Ihe jud of I'm
,1 .' We dont nc
?niue hut a- a -olace for a Criminal.
et "everybody" attend Hampdeu
tey colillltf IliClIllUt Un- .Mai.
student- give elllplia-l- I" Ht tKU -
(?"inintTifcnient I Willi
a crowd they oannot bs m .
ii|.(icn Sidney i- a friend of Prince
ian! anti dt-civc-. all the attention
can give hei.
loservediy high compliment
iiiient paul In '
ghan in sculling him a- Iti TO\ TO
atlee to the Tuberculo I
erlin. We note I'min Ihe /'
uiiday Ilia! 00 Saturday la I 1"
ghan read a papst 00 "'l'he I
'rcalinenl of Turhereulnsi-. ' Mr-.
gfaao aceiiinpanied the d
ss the water.
HS of the ducf chaim* of Salt Fake
, ne are told, i* found iii Hie ulam
?e nf -haiic bees fringing ita streets.
j should any edy be tl
coiiiinuiiity'.' Farmville ha?
uy improved in that regard of bile
s, and yet lhere i-I'Him (of more.
.eli of us would only plant OM tree
ir and t hen care for lt, mir t"wn
ld soon become a thing of beauty,
e believe tbal If something ten'!
le better tbs public mud from
uviiic to Hampden-Bldney before
her Minter'* reign af mud, tbs pto
.aid Ul be 00 bot to remove the
ge (rom Prince Bdward Mill i-e
ed t" a aueceasfnl termination.
io not bellen '. lhat mu
lt Mill let the aiguiiiciit
* bs used a-* a reason lot carrying
ipden-i-Mdiicy been our bott*
Biebody lia* -aid: "(hie i
ty looking into another per on -
rn ie owning one one's self.'1 Thal
nt|*oii ind the
rn,iii of tbs vegttaiimi therein.
ne looks into the gai den of Ml*.
B. COX, tm St. George street, amt
not feel envious then that out* i
y free of cove tousnesa. Despite tbe
asonalileness nf Hie weather until
illy and the lateness of the spring,
i ? i] ii i- vogel ib* H ird
developed csbbagv sod bi eta wi n
ciel by bel las! I
t esl] attention to the ad-ei ti-. -
(of Mi-s lillie John-oil, who an
nc- her Intention td returning t"
lilllie Septeiul-ei l-l ami le-uiuilig
ptirri
gmm
'
Capt. > ns Paulet! and wife, ??
I Hack
Ml*, i. li , .1 Ula, k-|,,ne, i
vteiliug bel nioiiti i, Mi * |.
TheI'liiiiiaiini' a! the Nor?
mal Sdi,ml will comm.e tu
(Thunda) | al st . o'clock.
i,i"_\alil.- ff i mail was given at
the Randolph Hotel on Wednesday
le Jone-, "f Blackstone, ia
pt. and Mrs. 8. W. 1'aulett,
..ey Park.
? nf the Vii
ii, Richmond, Va., i- on a vlsi!
Mr. .Mfiod.Morrisoii, of Chat lat
Tenn . o in* mother, Mrs.
Portia F. S\ ot tbe Normal
?chool.
Mrs. C. R. Morton, sccorapaoied by
lr-. W. D. M. Stoke-, and
Monda ra ti lp to New .
, was
I
rathin Div*
ip ain nilly until \\ ?. ?
lay Wbeu il ul'ace
IV.,, ;?:,i trading In tonu
.i and
1
'
lr. I' j.-,
ilenn. ,, Charles
, Doer Brightwell,
lld ? Bdward.
ICHMOND WAN IS TH t COLLEGE.
lan to Remove Hampdcn-Siclncy Col?
lege?Thc Details as Yel Unknown.
table pu,
kinmond having another 11
il i
d that
'
object ol
ovid fti ni lia pn
oli?
no detail- ol
Mould
rmatioD
to tin .ou- tho
ll i- in.
? mun?
ni \ Tr?
udi here, nnd il nt that
I
in and take
.?nil Ibe
i terian Ueo<
ibly recently held beroadopted ihe
,ii Christian
li mid ur
: of having
iii'dcn-Sid'iey brought to Rich*
italncd uuder Presl
in the
?
ans bl llaiiipilen-'-i'hity
lld in . der for
ion '1 a, nan, and
'lit lie
, loin
d men who In Hie
'?otb institutions,
d is ', tl oin, of Hie
lilli of H.im.Mleii Sidney ii
aVor of neut to
.
mi. by rea*
of its ct n, i large
iber of you ,ii.in mi ia
i
m. lites
d ?
aii't't ,,f pai,"ii - and friends,
Hie number <>f students,
rgely locn ceil, it
an i ,\ a tit nt location could be
ntl in Ricbmood or ju-t outside
mi very ho. rs terms ami
lit ii ni *, and I ? lispers that
m u ive ni nu?
mil red in thc rah
,1 thal tbe removal ol this
md honored institution of learning
. big Un...
ll ad'. . tics city, lt
id bril leal of money t"
inion.! ti deal
ml* thc adv i . ulture
slated
ni the
here.
? Mho
i ihe m i
? i
leruliop ol boom
by Mindi Hu- m.iud mas
. i Hu-mimi-of
- well kuoa n eil ?? os In VI
ka thai contemplates a far mora
naive educational enterpriae than
i to re*
ipden-Bidney to Richmond
m lo the Inion Theo!,
and coin',mt- Hiern both with one
hen- forming a
it ai and theological departments,
.<? Influence nf the 1'
ii-.
Ili?n ntl *?? IU.->'l l?.-?-|?.
hiving nil im
Alnada,
ill il rug
. tiuu guaranteed, lix, 25c, 50c.
NI
ld
Of
lb
m
lis
ell
in
Im
c
ed
cai
coi
V
ha
iu\
lo
na
lug
,lo\
life
ma
Ina
it- i
Issi
a I ?,
stn
the
abo
ann
tm
Wt il
all
el tb
the
deli
gell
it
lioll
life,
tho*
al wi
iug
Am
thei
ara
un i
anti
lilli
lief
worl
lind
oil ll
tent,
had
hy o
up I
pc, I
libel
lhat
then
Tl
?omi
iu tl
colin
mali
out :
nun
niel'
tv pu
for t
tava
in ? ,
ho
iii ll
men
mon
libel
pun
timi
pron
ll
tl s
1'imciit lint MMSNJfcfS
Tlie ' 'ousenl "t itu i;,,\, ined
(ul -imt iiim*. uartii almtly
Min I, i,Tlahlc ami lash -latt
meiit- are uoraliable. Now, seeording
l" the OSnsns "f IS'*" there were in this
country mi that date 62,'?22,2S0 lubablt
snts. in 1892 at the Praaideutial siec
tion, when Grover Cleveland isas elect?
ed ami Benjamin HaiTtaon di I
thc total \ all purtle- wu
r fon-ideiahly less than
one-fifth of Hie entire population of
men, women ami eluidreii.
h. according to the census tit
1890 thc number of males nt voting age
ihat vein -sa- 16,940,311, representing
about one-fourth of the population.
Very nearly live million of these failed
lo vote in 18
Look at the matter another way. Of
be 62,000,000 over thirty million were
'(-male, leaving a balance of thirty-two
nilibili males, of whom, a* I ha\.
"fore, nilly 12,000,000 Voted.
lhere i- mini lu i way to look at the
nailer. The vt,i | vw Cleve
nnd Wi Ty .vi,du more
han the votes casi for Benjamin Hanl?
on, i ht to point out tbal
loveland'a total vote and the total
Ole CSS! fer all nther candidate- aboWS
bal 6,602,112 von opposed to
ian all those Nibo voted for hun.
If now it ia fan to say that a vote is
ii unfailing evidence ol tbe consent of
?-fined, then lhere U. li rn ne
?opie opposed to tbe soeosssful nandi*.
Ite than there Mere people Mho cou?
nted to his ?oivcrnnienl. FuiThei
lOie, if a vote U- the unfailing method
lean.mg a people'- will tin ii agam-t
r. Cleveland'- live million supporters
if mUSl set the whole fifty-seven
lllion who did not vole for him. Yet
cmiII nf the live million impressed
"iiithe fifty-seven million Hie form
? ciiiiit-iit they would liave for
us, 'ihe unvoting majority did
?I interfere with the triumph of the
c million and a half.
Furthermore,
-elora! system work that in 1886
ougfa Benjamin Harrison -ecured a
Tidied thousand v ban Mr.
.-leland, yet Mi. Harn*oii wa- ch ,-t
n re- are not inbodoced as
vim: any political Dearing, hut be*
i "i ihf elect iona mentioned
ue the nearest to the la-t census.
do not lie, mile** it is a
r who uses them; and assuming that
have not found me to belong
ihat category of evildoers, I -hail
.kc om* tn two deductions from thc
tires tnal have been given in the
? mph-, and, even at the
% ot appearing duli aud unit!
:, bold the attention of the rendel
in Io certain fadu of our national
In?- i- wilh the intention of
king one point clear?thut the OOO
t of the g,'veined i- barned in au
eriy nation by aomeothet method
u a universal vote. This Ls SO with
au il baa been -bown that at the
u ol Mi. cleveland only
Ul one-eleventh of the national
ngih declared Iteell lo in* favor al
I' , - not our pa-t history
w that thc Conaenl of the governed
enunciated hy Jefferson ineuiis
mg tho men tbs triumph of one of
i paitie- and theaoquiescenoeIn the
ill ol tbe defeated.' Among the
nen there la practically no voice al
ihat expresses Itself In a puhlic way
un in one direction or another, yoi
Moinen are more than an Important
neut in mn national life aud intelli
00,
mis one with pride to lenrembei
quio! and orderly i- our national
in relation to national quesUona,
igb the greater number ol u- an
iv-ami forever prevented from be*
upon the winning side. A Central
i rican republic la different, for
e. the true principle- of government
imt understood, our von el,
i and our equally voiceless children
even OUI del. lied D M live COU*
edly undera form of political be?
thal they (lill Dot uphold. Al I
kmg government founded anon
illation- thal thrill Hie heart we
thal the government gOM calmly
- way and il- niemlH-rs live OOO
idly under it, though only a -mall
mn carryout Ibo declaration mads
ur anet dor.**. The j,radi,'al result
a the pre-cut of government hy thc
ile of the most intelligent, most
ty loving republic lfl the iioiid i
(bur-Afths of the governed give
rconsenl solely by being content.
*.*
ii-hue of argument, it is hardly
ssary to explain, i* introduced to
I the partial unrea-*<>ual>leii.
?of our thinkers who are crying
I for the consent of th.
ie Philippines ami yet have in thi*)
try nothing that even approxi
a, spproacheait What I pointed
i year ago when the war wa.- OH,
II true, that the helter -pint of a
ni that baa been hs mased and
DO grind -pint ol
will rise ui grateful recognition ol
tuc shadow of s shade of justice,
ry and truth, M -bown hy our
-aentativea ni governmental pool
ihein to live contentedly,
Item to learn lo toil instead of to
ge, for them to yield to thc restrain
? i\ lilied life, lor them
th men and WumOO bl iccgiu/.e
icu new helpers, not tyrants hui
si Im make Ide tm th. in a lithe
? hopeful and religion a little mme
al tin- Mill bS f"r all pru. tn al
uncut the consent "f
,t until -in h a ^|it
i ul a woik.'ilileiiiethod ciuj,
;he fiam lu-e lo "ur U'-w rbOS
_ [dletl
OS i/mir sulisi ri/dmii i ipimt. il I"
e renew. [ OJ (
ur. *ii iiivhiii. Qpssaaas IC
Featerday'a Richmond /
' ih;ii IT,-dent Mella
updi it Bidney, does nol spprove
ot tbs H-uioval "t the enllegc Hom Ite
ll location to Kn hinom! t,i be
'? tinder tin* oratroi of the Preaby
tartan church.
N hen In* attentinii WWealled to Hu?
maner today hy ||,e min?|IIIHlleMlt Si
Hain j den-Sid ney of the Tams, be-aid:
"Ths Iden of I'lf-h-.teriani/mg tbs
college hy hringing it under church
control i- mers moonshine pfo trna
fi lem! would think of melia thing. Itu
history and tbs work before it, forbid
-neb a .-.heme. Many ot di- nm-t di
tlngnlsbed aiuinni, |i*fing ind dead,
belong to other dundie*. lt- ism
highest In.nor men thi* rnmmt belong lo
abor denominations than tbs Po
terian,
' Hf ,.,liege W0O\i bS selling it
lirthrighl fm i mess pottage tn con
-ent tu any sud, thing.
"Thc removal lo Ki, hm,md j* worthy
di rainm, hut DO nearer cmuec
i"U With Hie IT.-hytenaii church thiiji
UM e\i-ied fm ntore than a liinidi.-.!
- to bs tbooght of."
J wa- seriously afflicted suth a cough
Ban uni! last fall had a
ere severe imago than ever before,
have Bead many remedies without
?waiving lunch relief, and belUR n
nmmended to tty a bottle d' Chem
erlain's Cough Kenicdy, hy a fncinl,
iWlng nu ttl lu- a poof witlost,
ave it tn me. I bled it and with thc
itifying results, l'he Bim] bot
e relieved me wry much and Ihf
?nd bottle baa B-beoiutely rared me.
sood health lot twen
?years. I give tote Certificate with
it solicitation, simply in appreciation
the gratitude felt for thc .ute ellet I
ipectfully, Mr-. M.via A.
K.viui, (Taremore, Ark. For -ale by
unningbain Drug Co.
notley Wasted In Shoes.
It's like kicking away ninney to buy
toes that rip and fall io piece'- I'd,,ri?
ley wear ont J. B. Lewi*. Cb a
'ear-Resisters are guaranteed te oat
Bai any other shoe*, made, and they
? k better. (Jet S pair at A. F.
aile's.
fr'Hi'iii Km Kent.
Will rent my (ann of 285 acre*, erith
,m! dwelling ami outhouses, (arming
iplcuietit-and pair of mule-, on rea*
aable terms, Possession given An?
si l-t. Apply to T. li. Ito trow,
May 1. Farmville, Va.
I?r Cody's Condition Kowilers, are
?t what a horse needs when tn bad
ad,ti,m. Tonic, hims! purifier and
lucy ai,* nd bod but
dinne ami the '-cd in BM to put a
-*e in pi une condition. Price 28
ita pet itackiitrc For sals by Can
ii .V ('o.. Druggist-*.
-ell you a tooth It-rusfa ir.iar
(eed uul to shed the hi i-tlcs for 8 ??.
H. c. CaoTBi Druggist.
N. genuine Key West cigar fm le,
il. C. (du rn, Druggist
dr. 1'. Ketchem of Pike City, Cal.,
re: "During my brother's late Bick
?s from -eialn rheumatism, Cham
lain'- Pain Kahn was tlie only
neily that gave him any relief.''
a.na- testified to tbs
unpt relief from pain which this
uncut affords. I'm -ale hy Cun
igham lung <'o.
Volcanic eruption*-.
i ? i'liis rob life
joy' liucklcn'a Arnica Solve eurea
. Coins, Warla,
' h ipped
.'ie cure on
li. Olives out PsitU ami A
I inteed.
1 by White sV I Dru
lad management keeps more people
wor circumstances than* any other
eau-e. ld be successful one mn-t
? ind plan a hoad -<? that when
vorable opportunil i ItseJI
- ready i" take a,isa itaaa of it. A
eforethought willalso -ave nindi
i valuable Hine. A pru,lent
careful man Will keep a bottsS "1"
Cholera ami
I 'cnn .ly in thc house, the
ile - fellow Mill wail nulli nee. --ny
ij-el- il ami then rum In- boat horse
lg tu a doctor and havea lng doctor
to pay, bOOides; one pay- out Si
ts, Hie other i* out a hundred (Inl?
and then wnudcr* n hy his neigh
is getting ridit-r while he i* gelling
u-e For sab)by Cunningham Drug
sflBBBsfjih?% lion V?rvc
xs thc resull of hhs splendid h
not fm Liver,
neys airI ?
want Un o <pi ililli
I Life
?
n aini body, Only 85o at White st
I drug
Heal BBBtaSa for tmUt,
. H. Porter's dwelling and lot, rear
formal Behool ;W. 0. Dunningtoo'a
liing and lot-mi High stree.; stoic
-c and lot -ituated inst above DOOt
e aini Dice l"i on liullalo -Inri.
H. W. l'AIT.KlT, Jil.
n't Tobacco Spit smi Smoke Tour Life Away.
,iint lofeaaee i
the wonder worker, that makes sceale nun
ig. All tlruRi-htH, r.ncortl. Cure Kamran
Bsolrtat ttri'i aaaple frea '
Uaj HtcifJy Co., Chicano or New York,
? of bargains m all kind- of
allure i* at Dovw
llnii... for U.iit.
I. I iiapi*--!!'*. un Mani -treet:
hun'-, on Hiu'h street.
s. w. pai itut', Ja.
No-To-Hac for Fifty tenta.
ra, makes weak
strong, blood pure. 60c, |1. All drusKinta
for Furniture and jfoo
Ourself nimiev.
To lure Constipation Forever.
tlc UK* or 850.
C. C. fml to cur.-, druajKiata r, fuusl money.
Holli l oukIi.
? rid of your
i.s keepit! ?
K Ililli
'
,,;il'Ii and -"ii ?I
vt or-c.
ter lu a botl
when
, '-HS.
,-. j,,iu, litor of thc Praam
imii. Iowa, says: "I have med
mberlaio'a < Jolie, cholera ami Diar
a Remedy In my family for flftei o
mun micd it t?> bun
a of otben, ami have never i I
dunningham Drug Co.

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